It is also being used as medium of payment. So people will be using it for transactions for which they will have to buy crypto.

Your optimism, I must say, is refreshing in this often volatile world of cryptocurrencies. We can ascertain, as per your theory, that as long as there's hope for further growth, Bitcoin's transactions would indeed continue - even if its value crosses the $100k mark. You suggest a cycle, a financial ebb and flow, if you will.

However, I'd implore you to consider the market dynamics as well. Notably, the concepts of demand, supply, and market equilibrium. Essentially, when Bitcoin reaches such a towering value, its demand might shrink due to its inflated price, affecting the transaction volume.

Also, lets not overlook the fact that investor confidence is crucial in this scenario. If they suspect a "bubble burst," a sudden withdrawal could occur, causing a precipitous drop. Thus, although your theory of a "half price decrease" seems reasonable, market unpredictability could sway the pendulum either way.

Never buy at the top price. Those who know this will never buy Bitcoin at $100k if this is what will eventually become the next all-time high. What were you doing when the market was red? You thought that it will never pump back up huh? Now that it's green, now you want to invest in it? And then when you make a loss buying the top, you blame the Bitcoin. This is just how it is. Those who have less experience or are new to the concept will see the rising price and think of it as an opportunity to become rich overnight.

So there will always be people willing to buy at the top. Newbies or greedy or people without proper knowledge will always come forward and buy those tops. But if they can learn from their mistakes and act as such to keep holding till the next bull run, they might not be at such a loss. But this is quite unlikely given the fact that what kind of investors they are. I doubt they will be able to do it. Also, one's loss is another's profit. That's how trade works. So if there's no one to buy or sell, how can we trade?

The market will continue in the same way in the future as it has done in the past. People are constantly increasing in the world, so investors will also increase. At the same time the demand for Bitcoin will also be increased and the price will naturally move towards the high. In the past when bitcoins were sold for cents the current price was the dream to them but that has been implemented today. Also in the future when Bitcoin hits 100k it will move towards 1 million.

Yes. there is no possibility and no hindrance for people to continue to buy Bitcoin even if the price reaches $100,000. In fact, there are still a lot of people out there who aren't into Bitcoin yet, and they may jump in when the price gets really high. Seeing that the enthusiasm is increasing, investors who have strong hands will also join in in the end, Yes. they will still buy it no matter what the price is because they are long term traders. Unless there is BTC information it will be Game Over.

I agree with you. Because it's only a matter of time. Because maybe in the next few years the price of bitcoin at 30k-60k will actually look very low. same as we see the current 6k-10k figure which looks very bottom. And maybe in the next few years, I personally might still be interested in accumulating at a price of 100k if I still see the potential for a higher increase, such as up to 250k.

Even people who used to sell bitcoin at 1k then of course at that time they couldn't imagine bitcoin would reach ATH at a price of over 60k. Well, just like us now, we may not be able to imagine higher prices in a short time. and maybe in the next 10 years we will regret selling at 30k-60k.

So this also means that people will buy at 100K mostly when they see a bull run, which means that on green days people are buying it, but on red days few are buying it because they are scared of going further down. That is really the problem with other people, as they don't treat it as a sale. Just imagine when there are sales at the mall; they are really buying it, and if the price goes back to normal, people wait for it. It is really the opposite in Bitcoin, as they are more buying when the price is high.

My indirect answer to your question is that, when will the last mining occur and what is the total number of bitcoins users as we speak. This factors plays important role in determining  price movement. Since mining will take long to come to an end, it's price will continue to skyrocket and as more people come in to the game. The only thing is the exit and buyback strategy in place to grab profit.

It truly will and imagine if rich dudes like Elon started to hoard on these. I kinda have mixed feelings in company trying to integrate crypto. I can even recall back in the days when Microsoft adopted using of Bitcoin as their alternative payment method and then pulled out. Same goes for Steam, as my platform on where I play and buy PC games, I believe they accepted Bitcoin before but then removed it also. If the company would handle the volatility of Bitcoin then good for them.

Surely aside from what you just said, it will be harder for new people to buy Bitcoin let alone a whole coin. Here in my country, you gotta be just lucky to even get a one whole coin.